US EditionTrident Booksellers Recognized By City As ‘Legacy Business’ – The Boston Sun
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Trident Booksellers Recognized By City As ‘Legacy Business’ – The Boston Sun
Trident Booksellers & Café was among 30 longstanding, independent businesses citywide recognized by the Mayor’s Office of Economic Opportunity for contributing to the fabric of their respective neighborhoods during the city’s second annual Legacy Business Award Reception on Tuesday, June 4, at Calderwood Pavilion in the South End. “We’ve been in business 40 years, and I think the stipulation was 30 years,” said Courtney Flynn, second-generation…
Charles Street Supply recognized by city as ‘Legacy Business’ – Beacon Hill Times
Charles Street Supply was among 30 longstanding, independent businesses citywide recognized by the Mayor’s Office of Economic Opportunity for contributing to the fabric of their respective neighborhoods during the city’s second annual Legacy Business Award Reception on Tuesday, June 4, at Calderwood Pavilion in the South End. D. Murphy PhotoJack Gurnon, owner of CharlesStreet Supply at 54 Charles St.,which was awarded one of thecity’s Legacy Aw…
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